The phrase "allow for gathering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the provision or facilitation of a space or opportunity for people to come together or collect information.
Example: "The new policy will allow for gathering feedback from employees during the annual review process."
Alternatives: "facilitate gathering" or "permit gathering".
The SOAP method allows for gathering data, making objective assessments, developing a differential diagnosis and plan of action, summarized in Table 1.
This planning stage also potentially allows for gathering information from the institution regarding the learner's performance on other rotations and whether a pattern of difficulty is isolated to the ED rotation or more pervasive through other rotations.
Instrumented gait analysis (GA) allows for gathering quantitative information about joint kinematics and kinetics of the musculoskeletal system during gait.
This study, allowing for gathering full information on placental vasculature, utilized a method measuring VI, FI, and VFI in the entire placental volume.
NaviClusterCS, however, goes further by allowing for gathering and visualizing more than 2-hop neighbors, via the re-centering function.
Further, these new, market-determined H-1B visas should be transferable between employers, which would allow for further gathering of value information and market efficiency through a dynamic allocation of skilled immigrant workers.
In addition, antlers also allow for the gathering of a large amount of samples from different populations to assess nutritional and ecological effects on bone composition and structure (Yue et al. 2005; Zhao et al. 2006; Landete-Castilleijos et al. 2007a).
Further studies will allow for the gathering of more detailed information.
Images – especially his type of images, whose evolution is as freely shown in stop-frame, mark by mark, as its erasure – allow for an intense gathering of thoughts and associations that may never resolve.
